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Intellectual skills contribute to self-development and form the basis of professional competence of a specialist needed for adaptation to the conditions of life in the era of modern rapid renewal of knowledge. In this connection, the authors analyze non-linguistic factors and language mechanisms, which, in turn, in the age of "information explosion" are the main causes of errors in structuring information. The article offers some guidelines for the use of certain didactic technologies and cognitive strategies on the development of intellectual skills of students in higher education in the study of various aspects of the French language. The presented methods were successfully integrated into the process of teaching junior students at the Military University of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. Special attention is paid to the role of the teacher as a facilitator of language teaching and the guarantor of the latter’s success.

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  • Intellectual skills contribute to self-development and form the basis of professional competence of a specialist needed for adaptation to the conditions of life in the era of modern rapid renewal of knowledge

  • The article offers some guidelines for the use of certain didactic technologies and cognitive strategies on the development of intellectual skills of students in higher education in the study of various aspects of the French language

  • The presented methods were successfully integrated into the process of teaching junior students at the Military University of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation

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The article offers some guidelines for the use of certain didactic technologies and cognitive strategies on the development of intellectual skills of students in higher education in the study of various aspects of the French language. CITATION: Nizhina L.A., Zykova A.V. Didactic technologies for the development of intellectual skills of junior students in the process of learning French.

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